It is a rare gift in life to encounter a soul as kind and genuine as Long’s. He was thoughtful, caring, and brought warmth and humor to every situation. Even in serious moments, he had a way of lifting others’ spirits. Long made a positive and lasting impact on everyone he worked with, and his memory will be deeply cherished.

To the Long family, thank you for allowing us the privilege of knowing him. You raised a true gentleman.

It's not very often you get the honor and pleasure of meeting someone like Long. He was so genuine and naturally funny that you couldn't help but be drawn to him. He never wanted anyone to worry about him, but he always made sure to check on everyone else. My condolences and prayers go out to his family; if we are hurting from this loss, I can only imagine how you feel. I hope you find comfort in knowing the impact he had on so many of us and the void he leaves in our lives. Long was a once-in-a-lifetime, special person and will be deeply missed.

Long, you had a light about you that can’t be extinguished. I will pray for your family and friends while they mourn your absence. I trust in God and know you are safe and protected in Heaven! Your light remains steadfast in all the lives you have encountered and especially in those that will share the happiness you brought to them. They will share your story and memories they have of you. Be at peace Long.

Long will be truly missed. He was a great friend and always willing to help with anything. He was also very caring and protective. While he was still in California, we would hang out with our other friends frequently. After he moved to Texas, he still made it a point to do monthly check-ins with me to see how I was doing and for life updates.  He really cared for others and whenever I mentioned having a bad day he would always ask, “Who do you want me to beat up?” He always tried to make people happy and laugh. We kind of lost communication with each other for the last few years but we never missed wishing each other happy birthday as we both have birthdays in December. He did message me about his recent hospitalizations but I did not expect those to be his last words to me. To the Le Family, my prayers, love, and deepest condolences to you all. Unfortunately I cannot attend the funeral services but please know that you have my love, support, and prayers. May God be with you and comfort you during this difficult time.

This was his past birthday with his sister and friends

Long was a truly cheerful and free-spirited soul, whose presence always brought warmth and light to those around him. Every time I passed by, he greeted me with a genuine smile—a simple gesture that reflected the kindness and joy within his heart. Long’s curiosity was boundless, and he approached life with an eagerness to learn and grow, always open to new experiences and ideas.

As Long’s manager, I had the privilege of working closely with him on a special project. When the opportunity arose, he was one of the first people I thought to invite, knowing his dedication and thoughtful approach would be invaluable. Long was attentive and engaged, asking insightful questions and always seeking ways to contribute beyond what was expected. His focus and commitment made him the person I relied on throughout the project.

Outside of work, Long’s pride in his fish tanks and his love for computer games were a testament to his vibrant personality and the joy he found in his passions. His smile was more than just an expression—it was a reflection of the brightness of his heart and soul.

I will deeply miss Long’s radiant smile and our quick, friendly chats. His memory will remind  us of the beauty of a life lived with joy, curiosity, and kindness.

I am so sorry to hear about his passing. My Condolence goes to his family and friends. I had a pleasure of meeting Long when I was on our Verifications Team. The first day that I had team meeting he was the first person to talk to me. We talked everyday after that and that was 5 years ago. I finally had the pleasure to come down to San Antonio this past year in October, it was so awesome to finally meet him person.. My last day working in the office, Long and I were walking out together and I will never forget this. He ask me if I still had my 92 Mustang and I had to tell him that we longer had it. He will be forever in my heart.

Long was kind, gentle, and full of spirit. One of my fondest memories of Long is one that I will never forget. Our little daughter is very attached to me and my wife, and does not like to open herself up to others. However, Long came to visit just a few months before he left this earth, to visit our daughter (his niece) for the first time.  Immediately, our daughter gravitated towards his energy and felt so comfortable around him. He stayed with us for a few days and every morning when our daughter woke up, the first thing she would ask for is “Uncle, Uncle”.  Even to this day, she still asks for “Uncle” and point to where he used to be in our house. He left a lasting impression on our baby, and we truly believe this is because of how gentle and pure his heart his. I am forever grateful for this memory and am appreciative of how caring he has been to my wife and to my daughter, despite the short time he was able to spend with our baby.  Thank you for being my brother in law, and for making important lasting memories for our baby Kyla. She loves you and knows you will always being looking over her from up above.

I would like to begin by sending my deepest love and condolences to the family. You raised such a sweet, kind, and caring man. Long had a truly good heart and was always willing to help others. He once helped a friend jump-start her car and made sure to follow up afterward to see if everything was okay. He took pride in his work and always strived to do his best. Every time I saw him, he would say, "Sam, you look like you need a hug," and then, with a smile, say "Siiike" and walk away. Long was a gentle soul who will always be remembered and deeply missed.

Long, you will be so missed and so loved always. You were always so funny; you'd make jokes and talk about your love for the Lakers. I still have the Post Malone MTG Card you gave me because you knew my love of Posty was out of this world, and I've always kept it here on my desk. I will miss your conversations stopping by my desk during the day or when you were headed home. I will absolutely truly miss you.

I’ve struggled to find the right words, because this hurts more than I can say. Working with you turned into a friendship I truly cherished. You had a way of making the hard days easier and the good days better just by being you. I’ll always be grateful for our conversations, the laughs, and the trust we shared. Rest easy, you are deeply missed and will forever be remembered. I pray for strength and comfort to your family and loved ones at this difficult time.
Gina C

I’ll miss you man. You were a great guy, I’ll miss you talking about your magic cards and your hobbies. Despite everything you’d walk up and down those steps with me almost daily. The floor will be quiet without you. Who else could get trapped in an elevator for hours just to brush it off. You were funny and a joy to be around and everyone will miss you. In some way or another you left an imprint on all our hearts and we will remember you and pray you are at peace now. We love you man.

I am deeply saddened by the passing of Long. He was incredibly kind, thoughtful, and intelligent, and I always enjoyed our conversations and catching up with him. Long’s warmth and positivity touched everyone around him, and he will be truly missed. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.

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Long Ngoc Le

December 4, 1988 – January 31, 2026

Sunset Northwest Funeral Home

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